Linkin Park’s Mike Shinoda Making Songs On Live Stream
Want to learn how to write songs like Linkin Park? Well, Mike Shinoda is showing fans how in a new live-streaming series “CoronaJam.”
The multi-platinum recording artist has been streaming from his home studio every week or so, giving fans a behind-the-scenes look at how he produces beats, and how he’s cranked out hits from Linkin Park’s albums like “Hybrid Theory.”
Shinoda is also taking requests on what he should cover in the online demonstrations. Fans can keep up with his videos on the musician's YouTube channel.
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AWOLNATION Shares Daily Instagram Live Schedule
AWOLNATION is keeping fans stuck at home entertained with daily live streams on Instagram. The band has unveiled their streaming schedule for this week on Twitter.
Fans are encourage to send questions and song requests for band’s Instagram Live sessions, which will happen every day at 3pm ET HERE.
Here’s what the schedule for the rest of this week looks like:
- Wednesday April 8th (today!):“AWOL Acoustic”
- Thursday April 9th:With special guestTed Stryker.
- Friday April 10th:With special guestCameron Duddy.
FALLOUT BOY donated $100,000 to COVID-19 relief in Chicago.
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BUSH's GAVIN ROSSDALE On Media Outlets' Mixed Messages On COVID-19: 'What Am I Supposed To Believe?'
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New NICKELBACK Documentary Is 'Very Close To Being Released'
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A seven-year-old piano prodigy in Greece wrote an original song about the lockdown called the "Isolation Waltz" that's now trending on YouTube.
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COVID-19 Has Taken John Prine
JOHN PRINE passed away yesterday due to complications from COVID-19. He was 73. He was hospitalized in March and spent 12 days in intensive care. He's survived by his wife Fiona and their three children.
John started as a folk singer in the '70s and was tight with the late Steve Goodman.They co-wrote the David Allan Coe classic"You Never Even Called Me by My Name", but John chose to be uncredited because he considered it a novelty song.
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